Why Do We Get Nervous?
Butterflies in the stomach. Shaking at the knees. We all experience nervousness. AsapScience takes a look at why — and how you can overcome it — in this short video.
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Drag Racer Explosion
It's one thing to wreck your drag car. It's another to have it explode as you're driving. The latter happened to Ron Capps at the 2014 NHRA Winternationals. Luckily, he (and everyone else) was okay.
Game of Thrones Season 4 Preview
Take a deeper look at the upcoming season of HBO's hit Game of Thrones with this 15-minute behind-the-scenes preview.
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AHNU Sequence 1.1 Suede Shoe
The Sequence 1.1, now available in ANHU's signature velvety Prado suede, merges luxury with performance for effortless movement all day long. Designed for maximum comfort and smooth strides, it features a plush midsole, a forked carbon-fiber plate for a responsive snap, and an ultralight outsole for superior traction. A soft, foot-embracing tongue and microfiber lace locks ensure a secure fit, while the premium suede elevates its style. With comfort and innovation at its core, the Sequence 1.1 keeps you moving seamlessly through every step.
Presented by AHNU.
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TaylorMade P790 Irons
The latest evolution of the TaylorMade P790 irons continues to redefine the Player's Distance category, blending precision, power, and premium feel. Designed for golfers who demand both consistency and control, these irons feature a refined forged construction with a thinner topline and optimized weighting for a more responsive feel at impact. The new face material expands the sweet spot, delivering enhanced forgiveness and improved gapping for precise shot-making. A sleek, compact sole allows for smoother turf interaction, while individually optimized club designs ensure ideal launch and distance throughout the set. Whether you're attacking pins or navigating hazards, the P790 irons offer the confidence and performance to elevate your game.
Presented by TaylorMade.
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Jimmy Fallon Says Goodbye to Late Night
With a little help from The Muppets, Jimmy Fallon bid farewell to Late Night with a rousing rendition of "The Weight" by The Band — before heading down the hall to the set of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
The Only Taxidermist in New York
Take a look behind the scenes at the shop of second-generation taxidermist John Youngaitis, who runs the only taxidermist business in the five boroughs.
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Vena Xtra Bliss High Potency Gummies
Experience Vena's latest euphoric release with Xtra Bliss High Potency THC Gummies — especially crafted to uplift your spirits and provide an extra boost throughout the day. Each gummy is infused with 10mg THC, 10mg CBD, and 2mg CBG, delivering a perfectly balanced blend of relaxation and energy. Whether you're winding down for the evening or seeking a moment of bliss during the day, these red raspberry-flavored gummies offer a dreamy escape letting stress melt away — one gummy at a time.
Presented by Vena.
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Sling TV
Cut the cord and take control of your TV lineup with Sling TV, the ultimate live streaming service offering flexibility, affordability, and top-tier entertainment. Watch live sports, news, and your favorite shows with channels like ESPN, TBS, and TNT — perfect for catching every moment of March Madness for just $23 in your first month. Customize your experience by adding premium channels like Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, STARZ, and AMC+, giving you access to exclusive movies and shows such as Yellowstone, South Park, The Office, Friends, The Penguin, and more — all with no long-term contracts. With Sling, you decide what to watch and when to watch it—because TV should work for you.
Presented by Sling TV.
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The Flappy Bird Song
It might be gone from the virtual shelves of the App Store and Google Play, but the endearingly frustrating Flappy Bird shall live on in our hearts and the notes and lyrics of Song A Day virtuoso Jonathan Mann.
Fly Club
Even the flies have beef. In an effort to find out why males are aggressive, researchers began studying the brains of fruit flies, with surprising results.
